In the once-peaceful kingdom of Azura, where the sun dipped into the horizon and painted the sky with hues of crimson and gold, a storm was brewing.
Prince Henry, the eldest son of the ailing King Edward, stood at the edge of the castle balcony, his piercing blue eyes gazing out at the tumultuous sea. His chiseled jawline was set, his broad shoulders squared, as if bracing himself for the chaos that was to come.
The kingdom was on the brink of collapse. Corruption and deceit had seeped into the highest echelons of power, and the people were growing restless. Prince Henry's father, the king, was ill and weak, unable to quell the rising tide of discontent.
As the prince stood there, lost in thought, a soft voice whispered in his ear. "Henry, the time has come."
He turned to face his loyal advisor, the wise and aged Lord Thomas. "The king's condition worsens by the day," Lord Thomas said, his eyes grave with concern. "You must take the throne, Henry. You are the only one who can restore order to this kingdom."
Prince Henry's eyes narrowed, his mind racing with the weight of the responsibility that lay before him. He knew that taking the throne would mean facing the dark forces that had infiltrated the kingdom, forces that would stop at nothing to claim the throne for themselves.
But he also knew that he could not turn his back on his kingdom, not when it needed him most. With a deep breath, he steeled himself for the battle ahead.
"I will take the throne," he said, his voice firm and resolute. "I will restore order to this kingdom, no matter the cost."
And with that, the fate of Azura was sealed. The king of chaos had risen, and nothing would ever be the same again.
People say that after marriage, a woman's true home is her husband's house. But what happens when that home feels nothing less than a living hell? What if the man for whom a woman leaves everything behind doesn't value her at all? Sarika's life is also like this.
Sarika Adrijay Chaudhary, who couldn't fulfill her dreams due to her family's poverty, finds herself married into a wealthy household. A family that, despite being well-educated, still holds narrow-minded views. In a life filled with darkness, the only ray of light for Sarika was her children. For nine long years, Sarika selflessly devoted herself to her in-laws, who never truly acknowledged her worth. Even her husband, Adrijay, only remembered her to fulfill his own needs, never giving her love or attention.
However, after nine years of marriage, Adrijay begins to realize his mistakes, but by then, a lot had already been lost. Will Adrijay be able to win Sarika back? Will Sarika ever be able to fulfill her dreams? Can love blossom between Adrijay and Sarika?
To find out, read "Falling for My Wife."